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The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose

Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...

Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain

Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...

Beans and lentils may be your best tool for blood sugar control

Beans, lentils and chickpeas were tied to smaller blood sugar spikes after meals.

Most packaged toddler foods are ultra-processed – half miss nutrition limits

A new audit of nearly 2,800 packaged toddler foods found most were ultra-processed.

These common conditions may predict Alzheimer’s up to 10 years before symptoms

Common problems like high blood pressure and poor sleep may signal risk long before memory slips.

Cardiologist reveals 15 simple ways to lower blood pressure

Having both diabetes and high blood pressure greatly increases the risk of serious health issues such as heart attack and stroke.According to experts, making specific lifestyle changes can...

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Check your freezer: A dairy-free frozen dessert has been recalled twice for the same reason.

The same dairy-free frozen dessert has now been recalled twice in nine months over stones.

What can happen to your body when you eat garlic every day

Eating garlic every day may affect everything from your heart and gut to your brain, but more is...

Changing your diet may reduce your biological age in just 4 weeks

A new trial found measurable changes in older adults after four weeks.

5 healthy diets each add years to your life, even if your genes work against you

A study of more than 100,000 adults finds five well-known eating patterns each buy real extra years.

Researchers warn of misleading social media posts about Alzheimer’s blood tests

A new study shows how Alzheimer’s disease is portrayed on social media and highlights important information that is often missing.

FDA warns consumers to stop using these weight loss supplements immediately

Products marketed as tejocote root or Brazil seed actually contain a plant that can stop the heart.

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Hairdressers reveal: How often you should wash your hair

Washing your hair is a regular part of everyday...

The air you breathe may raise your risk of suicidal thoughts

A review of 45 studies points to fine particles and nitrogen dioxide as risk factors.

A short course of immunotherapy before surgery kept bowel cancer from returning

A UK trial swapped standard chemotherapy for a short course of pembrolizumab, and none of the 32 patients has relapsed.

A new scan could help millions of men avoid an unnecessary prostate biopsy

The scan found 91 percent of dangerous tumors and correctly cleared most men who didn't need a biopsy at all.

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7 foods that may naturally raise your good cholesterol without medication

Low HDL raises heart risk on its own, and your plate is one of the few levers you fully control.

A heart drug that costs 10 cents a day may cut hospitalizations by a quarter

A pooled analysis of 9,013 heart failure patients links low-dose digoxin to roughly 25% fewer worsening events.

How eating cinnamon every day may affect your blood sugar and cholesterol

Pooled trials point to real but modest metabolic changes, though the evidence stays mixed.

What a daily handful of nuts may do for your heart, weight and lifespan

Decades of large studies now point to meaningful links with heart health, weight and lifespan.

Why 3 minutes of hard sprinting may matter more for your blood than a long jog

New Rockefeller research finds short, all-out bursts trigger a molecular response that long steady workouts do not.

8 early warning signs of endometriosis that take years to get diagnosed

The average patient waits more than a decade for answers. Here are the signs to catch it sooner.

Taking the stairs may cut your risk of dying from heart disease by 39 percent

A pooled analysis of more than 480,000 people finds a striking link between stair climbing and longevity.

What your hair could be telling you about your thyroid, iron and hormones

Hair follicles are among the body's most active tissues and often flag internal changes early.

Tomatoes may have a surprising benefit for liver health

A new study suggests that eating tomatoes every day may be linked to lower liver fat, although researchers say more evidence is needed.